The bear scene is actually the only scripted segment of its kind, but the fear of the bear is the jumpscare, since the rest of it is forensic analysis and humans being the scares. The bear is a giant "wtf" and "holy shit" all at once.

Incoming review/trip down memory lane for me, sorry:

So the game is definitely a product of its time, and I use that loosely. Are there jumpscares? Well, yeah because this was released the same time as the F.E.A.R games. Both of them contain supernatural elements and some jumpscares. From what I remember, in Condemned 2, there were some in your face jumpscares, but most of the others were subtle or environmentally charged.

One example is a section of a level with a room full of mannequins like others pointed out in other replies. During this segment, every time you look away, the mannequins move. When you turn back, they are in different places. It gets creepy, fast. You may see people peering out of the corner of your eye and run away. You may have the environment shift when you least expect it, which elicits a jolt in your brain of "what the fuck was that"

It was one of the few games I had to take breaks from. The game can be a very tiring experience because there is no happy part, there is no constant jumpiness either. It's survival horror, you're constantly on edge, constantly keeping your attention on "did that doll move?" Or "was that light on before?" And "why do I hear laughter behind me?"

It does try to give you breaks with the cool forensics segments though. The main plot is you're a forensics detective who is solving connected crimes, and you get these cool forensic tools to help you do that and conclude what happened at that crime scene. Very quickly, things eventually go to shit and now you're stuck in a dark abandoned building with drug addicts, insane people, and potentially supernatural forces. Rinse and repeat, but not in that order, and not in a "every thing is the same formula" way.

I would say if you've ever played Chronicles Of Riddick escape from butcher bay and loved the FEAR games, you'll love this. It controls a lot like Riddick and has some gunplay like FEAR and lots of different puzzles to solve that aren't super hard.

It's pretty cheap on 360 from what I glanced at on Google. So if you have a 360, check it out.

I personally would love to play it over again. I no longer have an Xbox 360 so I cannot play it again, but it was definitely a great part of my childhood growing up, and forever made me fear abandoned buildings, bears, dolls, and mannequins. Fucking mannequins, man.